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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 2001

Page

4

Gazette Leadership Names and Titles Listed

The Gazette announces its executive team and editors including Mark Bowden as Executive Editor Jerry Elsen as Editorial Pages Editor and Editorial Board Chairman Dave Storey as Vice President Advertising Scott Swenson as Circulation Director Peg Schmitz as Vice President Print Operations Joe Hladky as Chairman Publisher Chuck Peters as President and Chief Operating Officer Ken Slaughter as Executive Vice President Chief Financial Officer.

the Gazette Mark Bowden Jerry Elsen Dave Storey Scott Swenson Peg Schmitz

Off-leash area opens at Cheyenne Park in Cedar Rapids

The 18 acre fenced area at Cheyenne Park on Cedar Bend Road SW welcomed dogs and owners last weekend. The project, aided by K9 COLA volunteers, features separate small and large dog zones, toy baskets, and mandatory registration tags. Local officials say it benefits both pets and people with community partnership.

Cedar Rapids Cheyenne Park Cedar Bend Road Parks Commiee Dale LUI Voors Lcl Emony K9 Cola

Military tribunal order sparks broad debate and concern

The Bush administration moves to detain and try suspected terrorists via military commissions with potential secrecy. Critics cite habeas corpus limits and constitutional questions while supporters frame it as wartime action. Senate leaders and editors weigh implications for rights, oversight, and public transparency.

Bush America Congress Justice Department Senate Judiciary Committee Patrick Leahy The Wall Street Journal U.S Chevy Chase

Broadband vision after Sept. 11 urges global information bridge

The piece argues for a fast, nationwide broadband network to fight poverty and terrorism, backed by UN ICT efforts. It proposes Afghanistan satellite content for youth, criticizes Baby Bells for hindering progress, and urges universal access to educational and civil defense information.

United Nations Afghanistan Amazon.com

Off Leash Park Opens as City and Volunteers Collaborate

In Cedar Rapids the new off leash park welcomed 55 visitors last weekend amid ideal weather. Dale Todd, parks commissioner, fostered a volunteer group later named K9 COLA that raised about $25,000 to fund the project despite misunderstandings about its purpose.

Dale Todd K9 Cola

Fear of media and self critique after September 11

A reader laments sensationalist electronic media following the September 11 attacks. The writer argues ordinary citizens showed courage while networks focused on ratings rather than balanced reporting. The piece ends with a reflection that the real enemy may be the audience too.

America

Roadblock and the traffic stop debate in historic tyranny

An AP story and Gazette report discuss a highway official Romell Cooks who linked routine traffic stops to protections for travelers. They note Timothy McVeigh was not stopped in a routine stop but was halted for missing license plates, raising questions about accuracy and propaganda.

Associated Press Romell Cooks Timothy McVeigh McVeich F Cape The Gazette the Gazette

Don’t drill in wildlife preserve energy policy critique

Rob Johnson calls for wiser energy policy and conservation over drilling in wildlife preserves. He argues six to ten years to impact and urges immediate actions like tire inflation and cycling to cut oil imports, noting cleaner air and lower costs.

Amy Ridenour National Center For Public Policy Research Gazette Rob Johnson Cedar Rapids

The Gazette Letter and Guest Column Guidelines

The Gazette invites letters up to 300 words or guest columns up to 650 words. Include full name street address and daytime phone number. only name and hometown will print. Mail to The Gazette Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406 or email sazedit tyiowa.com or call Fox at (319) 398-5846.

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